Mina Witteman – author | editor | teacher of creative writing

Posts tagged “Anselm Kiefer

Sunshine’s Revision (ii)

Posted on March 21, 2017

desperation crawls under her skin and robs her of worth not one ray of sunshine is left to show her where to go and find the light that night’s bleakest hour hides in that infinite sad while before dawn all she hears are the tacit words that bruise her heart words that break her and leave her nothing but  the cruelest spurning of her self  and no other choice than to cede her soul to the dark    

Paname’s Inspiration

Posted on April 11, 2016

  a terminus spews travelers out into the city’s streets i jump a line and fly the five to where le nuit debout resides, encircled by black uzis from my camp four stories high i count the stairs and steps to anselm kiefer’s looming lines that suck me in and spin my brain through barren scenes of leaden books, burned and black, that dot a paint-encrusted field of snow paul celan recites his strophes the muse climbs up me silently i am alone and wonder if my words shall survive the summer